Listers,
The sae outlines exactly how the engine needs to be tested, don't have it in
front of me, but i believe it is standard J149a or something.
JT
1999 Rio Red Coupe

Art Charette wrote:

> Ladies and gents
> Now that someone has put some numbers on the '99 Cobra shortage of power, I
> want to point something no one else has yet.
>
> The SHAPE of the measured curves are totally different from the curves Ford
> publishes in the brochure entitled "1999 Ford SVT Mustang Cobra". This motor
> is not just down on power across the board. It's nowhere near as powerful as
> Ford suggests. The word I'd pick is anemic.
>
> On the other hand, the brochure does not suggest they actually had that
> motor installed in a car. For all we know it could have been on an engine
> dyno in a refrigerator with open intake and exhaust. Yet the IMPLICATION,
> with the shiny red car just below the chart, is that it's in a car. Good,
> albeit perhaps false, advertising.
>
> Our Cobra feels like it duplicates the measured curves posted the other day.
> It's all done at 6 grand, might as well shift, and Where's the Beef?
>
> Where was I in that Cobra vs. Stealth power discussion......?
>
> Art Charette
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>
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